Seventh and Eighth Grade Course Planning Guide

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1 Seventh and Eighth Grade Course Planning Guide General Information Required Core Classes All students in 7 th and 8 th grade are required to take the following classes: Language Arts Math Science Social Studies Electives: Students may select from the following electives: Art Athletics AVID Band Concepts of Engineering (8 th Grade) Choir Creative Writing (SJMS and Cockrill only) Drama Health (8 th Grade) Inventions and Innovations at Work (Exploring Careers) (7 th Grade) Journalism PALS/Teen Leadership Partners PE Physical Education (Required or Athletics) Principles of Arts, Audio Video Technology & Communications/Principles of Information Technology (8 th Grade) Communications Applications Off-Campus Physical Education Orchestra Spanish I (8 th Grade only) Spanish for Spanish Speakers I and II (8 th Grade Only) Yearbook Online offerings: BIM (Business Information Management) through CTE Health After School Activities: Drill Team Cheerleading 1 P a g e 02/11/13

2 Physical Education Requirement Students are required to have four semesters of physical education during their three years at middle school. Students who attended an MISD middle school in 6 th grade have already completed two semesters. All students must choose either Athletics or PE in 7 th grade. Academic The middle school academic courses provide strong curricula that prepare students for success in future courses in middle school and high school. These courses offer appropriately-paced instruction that covers the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills. Students are held to high expectations and are required to exhibit self-discipline and time management skills as important components of the courses. Pre-Advanced Placement (Pre-AP) Pre-AP courses are core academic courses that are aligned with the Advanced Placement courses offered at the high school level. Pre-AP courses are designed to challenge motivated students to understand academically rigorous material and are open to all students willing to accept that challenge. Both Pre-AP and Academic courses teach the Texas state curriculum known as the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS). Students that select Pre-AP are expected to maintain an 80 average in the course. Typically, successful Pre-AP students are self-motivated, maintain A s and high B s in all subject areas, master all STAAR objectives, and are successful in simultaneously managing multiple tasks. Pre-AP Courses offered in Seventh and Eighth Grade: Math Language Arts Science Social Studies Special Education McKinney Independent School District Middle Schools offer a continuum of services for students identified as Special Education through the Admission, Review, and Dismissal (ARD) process in accordance with state and federal law. Special Education classes are offered in language arts and math. Students in Special Education will be scheduled according to their Individual Education Plan (IEP). English as a Second Language (ESL) Students whose first language is not English may be included in ESL classes. The emphasis in ESL classes is to develop listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills in English. The Language Proficiency Assessment Committee, or LPAC, will make course recommendations for students in ESL. 2 P a g e 02/11/13

3 GT Program Students who have been identified as Gifted and Talented (GT) through the MISD identification process are served through the GT Program s classes in language arts, math and science. Students will be individually scheduled for the GT courses in which they meet district qualifications. Elective Courses Art I (7/8) Art I is a full-year course that is based on the TEKS basic strands: perception, creative expression/performance, historical and cultural heritage, and critical evaluation. This art course is designed to expose students to a variety of art media (drawing, design, painting, printmaking, ceramics, and sculpture). Students will develop technical, expressive and creative thinking skills as they produce works of art. Art I is a study and application of the basic fundamentals of visual art. Art II Prerequisite: Students must have successfully completed Art I at either 6 th or 7 th grade level. Art II is a full-year course based on the TEKS basic strands: perception, creative expression/performance, historical and cultural heritage, and critical evaluation. This art course is designed to expose students to a variety of art media (drawing, design, painting, printmaking, ceramics, and sculpture). Art II is a continuation of the study and application of the basic fundamentals of visual arts introduced in Art I. Art III Prerequisite: Students must have successfully completed Art I in 6 th grade and Art II in 7 th grade. Art III is a full-year course based on the TEKS basic strands: perception, creative expression/performance, historical and cultural heritage, and critical evaluation. This art course is designed to expose students to a variety of art media (drawing, design, painting, printmaking, ceramics, and sculpture). Art III is a continuation of the study and application of the basic fundamentals of visual arts introduced in Art I and Art II. Advanced Art Prerequisite: Instructor recommendation: 6 th grade Art and Art II This course is a rigorous, sequential program for students with a serious interest in pursuing a college level portfolio. The focus on this course will be an advanced curriculum designed to strengthen 2D and 3D studio interests. In addition, this course will focus on the production of multiple images through advanced drawing, painting, and composition skills. Still life, landscape, portraits, value studies and experimental abstractions will serve as the basis for exploration. Students must have teacher recommendation: completed 6 th grade Art and Art II. Portfolio from this course will give the students an opportunity to move into Pre-AP Art I in High School. 3 P a g e 02/11/13

4 Athletics Athletics is intended for students interested in playing competitive sports. Athletic participation is a privilege, not a right, and student athletes are held to a higher standard of conduct. The following sports are available at the middle school level: Boys Cross Country, Football, Tennis, Basketball, and Track Girls Cross Country, Volleyball, Tennis, Basketball, and Track Students participating in McKinney ISD athletics are REQUIRED to have a yearly physical and complete all appropriate paperwork prior to participation in tryouts, practices, and games. Physicals must be on or after April 1, 2013 for participation in athletics for the school year. Physicals must be completed on the official UIL physical form. MISD athletics will provide three opportunities for students to receive a physical at a reduced cost of $20 in April and May. Student athletes meeting all of the free or reduced lunch requirements will be given the opportunity to receive a physical for free. Athletes must be able to attend practices and games before school, after school, and Saturdays. Some sports may require tryouts and/or practice sessions prior to the beginning of school in August. Many athletic programs require prior approval by the coach and/or participate in a tryout. All students involved in extracurricular activities are required to be involved in the MISD Random Student Drug Testing Program. Any questions concerning participation should be addressed to the specific coach or campus athletic coordinator. According to UIL rules student athletes must maintain a 70 average in all of their classes to remain eligible for competition. AVID AVID is a college preparatory class for 6th, 7th and 8th grade all middle school campuses. It emphasizes strong academic and personal skills necessary for university success. Students eligible to enroll into 7th and 8th grade classes must be nominated by a teacher or parent and go through an application process and participate in an interview. The students selected for this class are required to be enrolled in an advanced academics course and must have passed the Math and ELAR STAAR. 4 P a g e 02/11/13

5 Off-Campus PE The purpose of the Off-Campus Physical Education Program is to accommodate students who are making a serious effort to develop high-level capabilities and to allow those students to be involved in a program that provides training exceeding that offered in the school district. Students interested in this program should contact his/her campus counselor for application and guidelines concerning off-campus physical education. One State credit shall be awarded for physical education for appropriate private or commercially sponsored physical activity programs conducted either on or off campus upon approval of district administration. Such approval may be granted under the following conditions: A. Olympic-level participation and/or competition that included a minimum of 15 hours per week of highly intensive professional, supervised training. The training facility, instructors, and the activities involved in the program must be certified by the superintendent to be of exceptional quality. Students qualifying and participating at this level may be dismissed from school for one class period per day. B. Private or commercially-sponsored physical activities that include those certified by the superintendent to be of high quality and well supervised by appropriately trained instructors. Student participation of at least 10 hours per week is required. The student must participate a minimum of four days during the week (Monday through Friday) plus an additional day that may fall either on the weekend or during the week. Participation must always be under the direct supervision of the instructor. No off-campus program will be allowed if located more than 25 miles from the McKinney ISD Administration Building. The Off-Campus PE application is located on the MISD website under the Student link. Band Multiple levels exist for 7 th and 8 th grade band. Students will be placed in the appropriate level band based on previous experience and auditions. Students will perform at each of the major band concerts throughout the year. They may also participate in extra-curricular activities such as solo and ensemble contests, clinics, and social events. Depending on the level of band, attendance at extra rehearsals outside of the school day and participation in UIL concert and sight-reading contest is required. 5 P a g e 02/11/13

6 Choir Multiple levels exist for 7 th and 8 th grade choir. Students will be placed in the appropriate level choir based on previous experience and auditions. Depending on the level of choir, attendance at extra rehearsals outside of the school day and participation in UIL concert and sight-reading contest is required. Cheerleading Prerequisite: A physical is required for this activity. MISD will provide an opportunity for students to receive physical at a reduced cost. This course is designed for students interested in supporting school activities through cheerleading. There are no tryouts for cheerleading and. Students must attend a skills camp during the summer to be eligible to register for cheerleading. Instruction may consist of tumbling, fitness, dance, cheerleading routines, and leadership. Students are expected to cheer at all home football games and a pre-determined number of basketball games in the evenings. All practices and performances are required and are outside of the school day. There is a financial cost associated with cheerleading. Creative Writing 7 th and 8 th Grade Students will learn the introductory basics for writing poetry, short stories, narratives, memoirs, plays, and scripts. Techniques will include directed reading of current models in addition to practice using literary devices, figurative language, and developing voice and style. Students will perfect their critical reading skills through reading, discussion, and writing assignments, and will learn the conventions of critique and collaboration in a workshop setting. 6 P a g e 02/11/13

7 Drill Team Prerequisite: A physical is required for this activity. MISD will provide an opportunity for students to receive a physical at a reduced cost. Drill team performs at sporting events and other pre-determined school events. There are no tryouts. Students must attend a skills camp during the summer to register for drill team. Students and parent/guardian must attend a mandatory meeting in the spring semester of the preceding school year. All practices and performances are required and are outside of the school day. There is a financial cost associated with drill team. Drama Drama is a class for students with an interest in and ability for the performing arts. Students will examine scripts, learn basic acting techniques, and explore aspects of technical theater. Students will also prepare for a class production. Drama may require after school practices and evening performances. Advanced Drama This Drama class is designed for students who want to participate in the UIL one-act play. Students will participate with other drama classes in fall and spring plays. Students will examine scripts, learn basic acting techniques, and explore aspects of technical theater. Interested students must apply with the drama teacher. Advanced Drama may require after school practices and evening performances. Journalism Broadcast and Media journalism is the main focus on this class. Students will study all aspects of producing a video including storyboarding, capturing video footage, and digital editing. Students will plan, organize, write, and produce the school newspaper and PTV (Panther TV). (PTV is offered at Evans only.) 7 P a g e 02/11/13

8 Orchestra Orchestra meets during the school day and is a part of the daily curriculum, with an emphasis on performing. Students will perform at Orchestra Concerts throughout the year and have the opportunity to participate in festivals, clinics, and social events. Multiple levels exist for 7 th and 8 th grade Orchestra. Students will be placed in the appropriate level based on previous experience, audition, and director discretion. PALS (Peer Assisted Leadership) Participants in PALS are trained in a variety of helping skills which enables them to assist other students in having a more positive and productive school experience. This is a course for students potentially interested in careers in education or other service professionals. PALS uses positive peer influence as a central strategy for addressing areas of concern. In 7 th grade, PALS is paired with Teen Leadership. Students interested in taking this course in the 8th grade must complete an application and be interviewed. Eighth grade students must attend a summer training session for one week prior to the start of school. Physical Education Students will learn a variety of cooperative games and activities to enhance eye-hand/eye-foot coordination, spatial awareness, and cardiovascular fitness. In addition, students will learn the major muscle groups of the body and the importance of maintaining an active lifestyle for a healthier, more productive future. Students take two semesters of PE in 6 th grade and are required to take two more in 7 th grade to meet the state requirement. In 7 th grade this can be done by taking Physical Education or Athletics. There is a required health component that is taught during physical education class. Partner PE Partner PE is a success oriented physical education program featuring supervised peer tutors and individualized learning and instruction. The course is designed to meet the unique physical education needs of students with disabilities who cannot meet the TEKS requirements of regular physical education because of physical, social, emotional, or behavioral limitations. It is taught by a regular physical education teacher and is established as a regular unit of instruction in the master schedule. The purpose of the program is to encourage physical activity, increase knowledge of health and fitness strategies, and to assist in the acquisition of individual lifetime recreation activities and/or skills associated with team sports. The focus of this course is on students with disabilities, peer teaching and individualized instruction, expanded curriculum, and to create a more inclusive school environment. 8 P a g e 02/11/13

9 Teen Leadership 7 th Grade Teen Leadership is a character education and leadership development course which includes leadership skills, personal responsibility, principle-based decision-making, social skills, communication skills and goal setting. This course is paired with PALS (Peer Assisted Leadership) in 7 th grade. Inventions and Innovation at Work (Exploring Careers) 7 th Grade Do you want to be a Crime Scene Investigator, a famous basketball player, or a Marine Biologist? Find out if these are careers that fit your personality, as well as what other careers fit your personality. This course will study various careers, some that you may not have heard of before. This course will let you explore the careers and post secondary opportunities available. Maybe you want to find a training facility for Reiki; you will be given the resources to search for this specialty training. The second portion of this course lets you design your own invention or modification of an existing item. You will also be able create various projects, perhaps a tooth pick bridge, a skate park constructed out of toothpick that a marble skates on, the project vary depending on the students.so what will you create? Principles of Arts, Audio Visual Technology.5 unit credit & Communications/Principles of Information Technology.5 unit credit Are you going to be the next famous fashion designer or maybe you will design the next video game that kids line up for at midnight the day it is released. Maybe you want to develop the characters for the next 3-D movie or maybe you just like to tear apart computers and put them back together to make them run better. Then this exploratory course is for you. This class will give you an overview of all of the offerings available in these two clusters. Students will be allowed to develop a final project that is related to the field that they are most interested in. This course will count as 1 unit of high school elective credit. 9 P a g e 02/11/13

10 Concepts of Engineering & Technology Do you know what engineering really is? They don t just sit behind a computer all day they are creating new things every day. Some things the public sees, some things never make it to production. An engineer can have a job building robots, designing a flying car, making beauty products like make-up, lotion, hair products or perfume and cologne, or maybe designing the bridge that the future generation will drive on. Students will explore college and career planning within the Engineering cluster. The second part of this course will allow the student to explore the technological systems associated with the engineer industry. You will also be able to develop ways for the systems to work better. You will also be able to participate in various hands on projects. Maybe you will have to find out ways to make your rocket fly higher, maybe you will need to modify your CO2 car so that it goes faster, the project will vary depending on the students.so what will you create?? This course will count as 1 unit of high school elective credit. Communications Applications Communication Application (Speech) is a state required course for high school graduation. Students identify, analyze, develop and evaluate communication skills needed for professional and social success in interpersonal, group and professional interactions and presentations. This course fulfills the high school graduation requirement for ½ unit of speech. Yearbook Students plan, organize, write and produce the school yearbook. Enrollment is limited in this class. 10 P a g e 02/11/13

11 Introduction to Spanish (FMS only) This is a beginning course in Spanish which emphasizes oral communication in a variety of topics at a basic level. It covers only the grammar and structure absolutely necessary for developing the students' speaking ability. By the end of the second semester, the students will create their own dialogues on specified topics and will be responsible for several basic readings. This course is intended for students with no previous knowledge of the Spanish language. Spanish I This course is an introduction to modern Spanish and the four basic communicative skills. The course seeks to develop language skills and learning techniques and achieve a novice-high level on the ACTFL scale in the four basic communicative skills: reading, writing, speaking and listening. This course will count as 1 unit of high school foreign language credit. Spanish for Spanish Speakers I Prerequisite: counselor or instructor approval especially in the formal use of the language. This is a fall semester course. This course offers the native Spanish speaker an opportunity to capitalize on strengths and concentrate on specific needs for improvement in the four communicative skills. This course will count as 1 unit of high school foreign language credit. Spanish for Spanish Speakers II Prerequisite: Spanish for Spanish Speakers I. This is a spring semester course only. This is a continuation of Spanish for Spanish Speakers I. Student will earn credit for two years of language in one year by completing Spanish for Spanish I and II. This course will count as 1 unit of high school foreign language credit. 11 P a g e 02/11/13

12 BIM Students implement personal and interpersonal skills to strengthen individual performance in the workplace and in society and make successful transition to the workforce and post secondary education. Students will apply technical skills through word-processing, spreadsheet, database, and electronic presentation software. This course is offered online only and does not appear on a middle school report card or registration card. Information regarding this course can be obtained from your student s counselor. Fee required for each semester. This course will count as 1 unit of high school elective credit. Health Health is a district required course for high school graduation. Students learn health concepts in the classroom recommended for comprehensive health instruction. This semester course includes instruction in mental health, family and social health, the life cycle, body systems, personal health and physical fitness, nutrition, medicines and drugs, diseases and disorders, community and environmental health, consumer health and safety and emergency care. This course fulfills the high school graduation requirement for ½ unit of Health. Online Health Health is a district required course for high school graduation. Students learn health concepts recommended for comprehensive health instruction. This semester course includes instruction in mental health, family and social health, the life cycle, body systems, personal health and physical fitness, nutrition, medicines and drugs, diseases and disorders, community and environmental health, consumer health and safety and emergency care. This course is offered online only and does not appear on a middle school report card or registration card. Information regarding this course can be obtained from your student s counselor. Fee required for each semester. This course fulfills the high school graduation requirement for ½ unit of Health. 12 P a g e 02/11/13

13 Registration Instructions 1. Attend one of the parent information meetings. All presentations will be identical and applicable regardless of which middle school your child will be attending. 2. Complete the student information portion of the registration form. Phone numbers are important in case we need to contact you in the summer. 3. Review the course descriptions and determine which subject/course (Academic or Pre-AP) to take. 4. Review the course descriptions attached and determine which electives to take. Be sure your choices are clearly marked. UIL physicals are REQUIRED for athletics, drill team, and cheerleading prior to a student being placed in one of these courses. Physicals must be on or after April 1, 2013, and completed on the official UIL form. Forms will be distributed in PE or Athletics. 5. Mark you choices on the registration form. Both parent and student should sign the form. 6. Students need to return their course selection sheet by Friday, March P a g e 02/11/13

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